Autel Robotics · Updated June 2026

Autel EVO Nano+: price, specs & release date

Autel EVO Nano+, released 2022-01. Every price and spec below is linked to its source and dated — no guesses.

Source: shop.autelrobotics.com verified ✓ corroborated verify in ledger

BronzeDeskmark37/100#14 of 19 in class

The Autel EVO Nano+ is listed at $679 on shop.autelrobotics.com as of 2026-06-27, #8 cheapest of 18 camera drones (median $759); other retailers may be lower. It earns a Bronze Deskmark — 37/100 pay-blind standing, #14 of 19 in class.

Verified Jun 27, 2026 · figures linked to their source in the table below

Cheapest camera drones: DJI Neo — $199

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Price history

$679
2022-11-03↓28% on record2026-06-27

How we know these prices

The curve above is one dated record of this product's price on its own source page — our own tracking combined with Internet Archive snapshots reaching back before we began. Every archived point links to the snapshot that proves it, so you can verify each one yourself.

Verify each point — 7 archived snapshots

Is the Autel EVO Nano+ a good buy?

At $679, the Autel EVO Nano+ is #9 cheapest of the 18 camera drones we track, where the median is $719. On the spec sheet, its range km of 10 is the lowest of the 16, its camera of 50 MP is above the median of the 18, and its flight min of 28 is below the median of the 19. By release date, it is the oldest of the 14 we date.

Evidence of Record

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Outlets on record1 tested · 1 mention-only
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One independent lab measured this product across 1 physical metric — practical flight time. These numbers rest on a single hands-on source so far; 1 other outlet has it on record by mention only.

A coverage record, not a rating. How we count

Review consensus · sourced & dated

What reviewers say about the Autel EVO Nano+

Both hands-on reviews of the sub-250g Autel EVO Nano+ (TechRadar and Tom's Guide, each tested) praise its large 1/1.28-inch sensor for camera quality that rivals or beats DJI in its class, while both conclude the drone is less polished and more expensive than the DJI Mini 3 Pro.

Based on 2 reviews · 2 lab-tested · 2022-05-21–2022-06-30

Tested by TechRadar, Tom's Guide

Consistently praised

  • Large 1/1.28-inch sensor delivers excellent image and video quality for a sub-250g drone, rivaling DJI (TechRadar notes especially strong low-light performance) · 2 sources
  • Portable folding design with multiple color options and roughly 25-28 min real-world flight time · 2 sources
  • Three-way obstacle avoidance / collision detection built into a sub-250g body

Commonly flagged

  • Less polished than DJI: rougher, incomplete software and imperfect tracking (TechRadar: subject-tracking still missing at launch; Tom's Guide: a circling shot spiraled into the ground) · 2 sources
  • More expensive than the equally capable DJI Mini 3 Pro · 2 sources
  • Controller is a downside: Tom's Guide found it surprisingly heavy, and TechRadar says it needs a redesign · 2 sources
  • Body feels fragile with too much flex

Where reviewers disagree TechRadar flagged the Nano+ as fragile (its body flexes and one review unit lost power and crashed after climbing to 17.8m) and noted subject-tracking was still missing; Tom's Guide didn't raise durability at all, calling it 'very capable' and framing price and general polish as the only real downsides.

The sources (2)

TechRadar lab-tested ·

Practical flight time (tester-observed): ~25 min

this drone is capable of better image and video quality than any other sub-249g drone.
Where this 1/1.28 inch CMOS sensor is exceptional is in the amount of dynamic range it offers, making it highly suitable for shooting in low-light conditions without introducing excessive amounts of grain.
the Nano+ is decidedly less robust, and the body has more flex than is ideal in a few locations.

Tom's Guide lab-tested ·

Photos and videos shot on the Nano+ were every bit as good as those I captured on comparable DJI drones.
on one flight, where the Nano+ was supposed to circle around me, it spiraled itself into the ground.
the DJI Mini 3 Pro is an equally capable and equally light drone that costs $140 less.

Specifications

Price (US)$679 US current price on shop.autelrobotics.com; launch MSRP was $799 in 2022
BrandAutel Robotics
Released2022-01
Weight (g)249
Camera (MP)50
Max video4K@30fps
Flight min28
Range km10
Obstacle sensing3-dir
Sub250gYes

Source: shop.autelrobotics.com (verified 2026-06-15) · corroborated by autelpilot.com. shop.autelrobotics.com product page: weight 249 g, 1/1.28" CMOS 50 MP (RYYB), 4K HDR/30fps, 28 min flight, 10 km tri-band transmission, forward/backward/downward obstacle avoidance. Announced September 2021, began shipping January 2022. Current US price $679; launch MSRP was $799 per dronedj.com announcement.

Is the Autel EVO Nano+ worth it vs cheaper camera drones?

Autel EVO Nano+ against its closest cheaper and pricier camera drones on the specs that matter — every value sourced. See all 18 ranked

ProductPriceWeight (g)Camera (MP)Max videoFlight minRange km
Autel EVO Nano+ this$679249504K@30fps2810
DJI Avata 2$619377124K@100fps2313
DJI Mini 4 Pro$759249484K@100fps3420

Frequently asked questions

What do reviewers say about the Autel EVO Nano+?

Both hands-on reviews of the sub-250g Autel EVO Nano+ (TechRadar and Tom's Guide, each tested) praise its large 1/1.28-inch sensor for camera quality that rivals or beats DJI in its class, while both conclude the drone is less polished and more expensive than the DJI Mini 3 Pro. Praised: Large 1/1.28-inch sensor delivers excellent image and video quality for a sub-250g drone, rivaling DJI (TechRadar notes especially strong low-light performance); Portable folding design with multiple color options and roughly 25-28 min real-world flight time; Three-way obstacle avoidance / collision detection built into a sub-250g body. Flagged: Less polished than DJI: rougher, incomplete software and imperfect tracking (TechRadar: subject-tracking still missing at launch; Tom's Guide: a circling shot spiraled into the ground); More expensive than the equally capable DJI Mini 3 Pro; Controller is a downside: Tom's Guide found it surprisingly heavy, and TechRadar says it needs a redesign; Body feels fragile with too much flex. (From 2 tester reviews, 2 lab-tested.)

How much does the Autel EVO Nano+ cost?

The Autel EVO Nano+ has a US price of $679 (US current price on shop.autelrobotics.com; launch MSRP was $799 in 2022), as of 2026-06-15.

How does the Autel EVO Nano+ compare on price?

At $679, the Autel EVO Nano+ is #9 cheapest of the 18 camera drones we track, where the median is $719.

Has the Autel EVO Nano+'s price dropped?

Yes — since 2022-11-03 the Autel EVO Nano+ has fallen 28.5%, from $949 to $679.

What is the lowest price the Autel EVO Nano+ has been?

The lowest we have recorded for the Autel EVO Nano+ is $579 on 2023-09-24.

Is now a good time to buy the Autel EVO Nano+?

The Autel EVO Nano+ is currently $679; the lowest we have recorded is $579 (2023-09-24). Every price is dated, so you can judge it against its own history.

When was the Autel EVO Nano+ released?

The Autel EVO Nano+ was released 2022-01.

What are the Autel EVO Nano+'s key specs?

Autel EVO Nano+ (Autel Robotics): weight g 249, camera mp 50, max video 4K@30fps, flight min 28, range km 10. Full sourced spec sheet verified 2026-06-15.

Price of record: $679 at shop.autelrobotics.com, 2026-06-27. Other retailers may be lower — check the current price:

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